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Restaurants Guide › Korean
Ka Chi
- 612 Bloor St. W. (at Palmerston Ave.) More locations ( 1 ) • View on map »
- 416-533-9306
Editorial Review
One of the busiest spots in Koreatown, this homestyle kitchen is an homage to kitsch. Van Gogh prints hang alongside plastic moon and star ornaments; dried flowers dangle randomly from above. The varied menu is built for comfort. Beef dumplings—steamed or deep-fried and crispy—arrive with a salty soy-based dipping sauce. Stir-fried rice with diced kimchee and rib-eye is spicy yet manages to be bland. The most popular of all, quintessential pork bone stew brings a ...
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